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So You’re Thinking About Anal-Eaze (Help from an Unlicensed and Self-Appointed Reference Librarian)
If you’re thinking about trying anal sex for the first time or have tried it before and found it uncomfortable or painful then you might be looking into Anal-Eaze or any of the other creams meant to dull pain during … Continue reading
The Sunday Brunch Post: 22nd of June
The Sunday Brunch Post is the roundup of good things I’ve read this week. Some of these I’ve already shared on Facebook and Twitter. I didn’t really read much online this week but I did finish Teaching Gender with Libraries … Continue reading
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